Conan el Bárbaro #140
This fifteenth volume in Planeta DeAgostini's Conan el Bárbaro series collects issues from the 1988 Marvel comic run, continuing the Cimmerian's adventures through Hyborian Age tales of sword and sorcery. The collection features stories written by Roy Thomas with art by various illustrators, including John Buscema, as Conan faces new enemies and navigates treacherous lands. This edition compiles a specific arc from the long-running series, offering Spanish-language readers a complete chapter in the barbarian's saga.
Conan the Barbarian #140 (1988) features the story "¡Las siete vidas de Thulsa Doom!" with art by Val Semeiks and inks by Geof Isherwood, continuing the tale of Conan and the enigmatic Thulsa Doom. The issue was written by James Owsley, Val Semeiks, Beatriz Oberlander, and Gonzalo Aguirre, with coloring by George Roussos. The cover, illustrated by Armando Gil, depicts the duo in a dramatic, action-filled scene.
In "¡Las siete vidas de Thulsa Doom!", Conan and his companions press on toward Koth, only to uncover the twisted machinations of Thulsa Doom. As Anneka’s father, Shapur, grows increasingly hostile, Conan pieces together a chilling truth: Shapur is dead, and his body is being used as a puppet by Doom’s dark will. Torn between loyalty and survival, Anneka draws her bow—aimed at Conan, the one she believes is her protector.
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